The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-24 00:00:00

tk, ~.. ). ,).i,t..4.4,.;1% 1 , -t) la ~:r . ' tgii 44 ttkil, \l4'. .:lii{A 410 - '' N '5 1. 9 7 :P4f . , ',ctt.7...4::, - •: - .1--3.. ,:.: ~ ,...-t-'' ':.`.g.it;'' eir,l,Cij.‘,•,-- fr4l. : .‘ 4 q , .. .4 .' ''.4 40 : I,S ;*. ,l' - i:V', , ..7,7, ;4:-Sr: , " T4,,,,,&,,Nick,tit: . . ---4..'"-/ Ay . l , c,y T l A TT i i , r 1 ; . .; , c 14 ''‘ .: V .s. t., 7 * l I ~;~ IV -14 Psi rh, ~~,~ ve-.., , t , i , .....:2;,.. _ f i!'t 4 NuilißEß 55221 . 4 "V THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 -'0 -MORROW EVENING, May 25, 1810, will be 'performed the Tragedy of MACBETH. . Macbeth. Mr. K.EMBLE ' - Macduff. Mr. C. KE MBLE ' • Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. After which, for that Night only, PERSONATION ; Or, FAIRLY TAKEN IN. To which will be added, • LOVE A-LA-MODE. Sir Archy MacsarLastn, Mr. COOK E. ^es 75., Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Price p,C;allery 2S. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery- Is. yacts for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the lili '' ' l3 (ox-Office, in. Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten T, our. Vne boors wiU he opened at Half past Five, and the Play at Half ( ) past S ix. 1r 4 Saturday, Ki ng 'Henry the -Eighth ; with The Escapes, water C.,rrier. —i in , Ilondav, King John it t ,e- Public are acnees&ia iv informed, th3t a pew Musical N er- Plce, and w Comedy. called The Widow's Only ;are in rehearstl. and will be produced as*con as pos. Nrs COLONEL POLLEN. (1. 4 aNt to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing to - - . . ly re the Isth day of March. i'Bl , ;, made in a Cause wherein, tiLLIAM LEVERTON is Plaiutiff, and ELIA cla„l-1 PRIMROSE. POLLEN and others are Men l'HE CREDITORS of GEORGE AUGUSTUS OLLEN, heretofore of Litt Eookh am - , n urry, . Margaret's Wesminster, E .0. P. who• i for S some ,resided a t H a lif a x, i n N o v a Scotia, •Ked anddrownedolf Memel, on board the Sup Agatli.Jn, Koop, are forthwith to come in and pr:,ve their Debts. l !lt,Sainuel Compton Cox, Esq one of the Masters of h 4 "' , d Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, it el !' . cery lane, London, or in deault thereof they will be " I dea the benefit Of the said Pe f cree. • LOGG EN and SMITH, Basinghall-streq, London, Solicitors. • PARISH of ST. LUKE, CHEI.SEA, April 27, 1810. ISIX . THOUSAND•POUNDS - WAN i*E . D. 14 E TRUSTEES appointed to catty into eite7 di ti cution an Act, entitled " An Ael-t - 6t an Ad. Burial Ground, for the Parish ot St. Luke, in the County of Middlesex," .hereby give Notice, i r ; ,thcy will meet in the - Ve,try. room ot . the said y i ,` 4 ,o, on MONDAY the (1 3 ol May next, at t ee e we o'Clock precisely, to receive Proposais trom - and t kl ' e With any person or persons yv iu may irR itned to ad s'll4 att SUM or St, MS o, NY. out ocz eedilig in tile dire the sum of 60,..51. either by w•% of Annuity or at In tf t. in Sums-ut 1,-ss man 2col rare. ,tpon the credit 1t . 1 4 11 , 1t0 be secured '1) , the it .tes and Burial Fees, to he ties a received by , virtue •t t.i V said :Va. Such nnin ~Altandlnterestwii loc t.ti A ' S requested. in e..., rci. , c,s,l for the -- Putchaie oP lru t.tte Resi:ieuce, and A,;?, ot. the Party 1~ nded 24sing, or 'ids or her No.rfnee, tog•Jlier Nun the Sum obe advanced, and the Annlitv - • 1 '' be a t rteg and th it in each ProPosal for advancinA upon li t ' r est, it ma e st a ted what Sum is intended to oe lent and Iti v ° West rate 9f Interest expcded, and a ll Proposal 'io be tk eted to Mr. William Cornell at the Conmlittee.room, §'q q e,Workh ouse of .the said Parish. on or betUre Eleven c 4, on the aforesaid 28th Day of May. 'By Order of ' the Trustees, - WM. •CORNF.L.I.4-clerk.- , i ...ENERAL SIR JOH \T MOORE's COI.IUNNA mi t . PATENT CAMP BEDSTEIA forming a regular' . 4,: ta rY Bed for the Field. Barracks, kc. also a SO FA for a 1 11 i t Or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on hoard krlt?, the ever yet whole packing in a srrnil.Valice allowed the most le maimfatalered, inventet i l by MO RG AN 11 1„ AND itS, No. 16 and 17, Catheline- street, Strand, Fi, ' ,l 4 ' o st humbly presume the highest honours ought to be those who so gallantly live and die for their King cutlery. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. HIS GALLERY for the -EXHIBITION and T SALE,of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS is now OPEN to the Public, and will continue open every Day, from Ten in the Forenoon till Five +, the Afternoon. Admittance is.—Catalogues 6d. By Order VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. BRITISH GALLERY Or PICTURES, At No. 54/, New Bond-street. • •. • N SATURDAY will OPEN an EXHIBITION of WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, from the old Masters Including the Marquis of Stafford's Ccilledion, i❑ Miniature, being part of those intended toc the " Brctish Gallery of riaures,, now publishing under the immediate Patronage of the King, the Queen,,and the. rest ofthe Royal Family ; and also of the Nobility of the United Kingdom, by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, -Rees, and Orme, I. White and Catiell and' Davies, and P. W. Tomkiiis. To be continued open every day, Sundays excepted:. Admits)nee is. Catalogue is. Subscribers to the• Work will have free Admission, *,* The Second N (tower ofthe Work will be published bti the4th of tune, and ma be seen in-the Room. ERIII INSTITUTION FOR. PROMOTING THE FINE Alt t'S IN THE. uNiTEI) KINGDOM. - - FHE DIRECTORS oi . the-BRITISH INSTI - 1 :TUTION, with a view to aseetiain rune etik.l- of-a grarlinol increase of Premiums, have :determined to atd to those aim- anteed. on the of April last, a *Mild Pretti;uut of Two. Hunched di,,eas ; and they therefore give Notice, (in lieu of the Notice 0. the sth olApril last,) that the three g preipionis are proposed to be given tor the Pictures ot-Artists of, or iesident in the United Kingdont, painted in the pies mt , year, mid sent to the-British Gallery ou or before the sth of lanuary next. . ISt. • Eor the best Picture in Historical or Poetical Com position, Two Hundred Guineas. • . • 2d. For the next best Picture in Historical or Poetical Composition, One Hundred Guineas; • . - _ 3d For the next best Picture inHistorical or Poetical _Composition, Fitt) , Guineas ' • The Dire tors reserve to themselves the . -power of with. holding either of the Premiums, if they think proper. • Any Picture painted for suet- P-ernium, may (if otherwise worthy) be exhibitA for Sale in, the Gallery next 'Winter, for the respective-13enefitot the Artir.ts• No Artist will be entitled to mute than one Premium in the Season. . By Order of the Committee, • • • ROBERT CaLLAM, , Secretary. - May 17, • - YTON, late Partner with the • deceased •.Sir I:4 JAMES BRANscomB, has the pleasure ;_•)f . announc ing to, his Friends and the Puklic, - draws Bth lUN E, ;!..na• - •:••:t w ti - Adycn., • •_ • tau' for jo 'of Ticketsi One Hundred 4achPacker, a ••,)•::.;e,;iven,bY the Contra tors • to the Fortin:are I iolciers of the First drawn Prize above 151. when a Ticket may gain upwards of seo,oool. -and'Sliares Us. p.oportion. • . - TON has been truly lucky ift 'selling Packets- of Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0001. and No. 3,6;8,, producing 24,7651. was soul In Sixico).Sitectitits, and paid by -him to.t he resperßivailiolders, who received for each ix tee.o.ll 1,5171. 6s • 3d. E. EY CON solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky Office, • 2, CORNHILL,'near the Mansion-House. , .. 1)ISEI SAct erwEN CAPII'AL Pi I IZES in k. he 1..;0 vas, Lotter,e, Ili —iialCS, at 4, Cormatil, and 9, LAS r W ITV RY, • • Val.e.ntiue's Day, 14th Vebruary, 18to. Prize of 20,e100 7 1,000 3 - - - - Sc) 12 Capitals. l'lKEl'S.and SHARES . ‘yhic.tt hr, ins and ends on ttic 8 as above - cite Scheme about Money Prizes, besides vvrticii t FOUR EXTRA }'I<'GES 0 by whicn a Slagle Tid:e: may a Sixteenth 6,0,-.0 c'uiars, at 4, Co:Milli, or 9, <2 5,000 1,000 4••••-r.................... , . 'l' IC U B SDA , 1 A Y 24 181 0 2. 2 , . . P . , [RICE, SIXPENC: . , .. t'ir, PALL-MALL. . • This Day were published, . .: . . CONTIZACT FOR PI the -EXHIBITION and j In Royal Odavo, prke tos. sd. in boards, NAVY-OF of BRITISH ARTISTS is is T . ECTURES on the ELEMENTS . Of , AL- , 3nd will continue open every GEBRA. . T" principal. O. n till Five +. the Afternoon. . ' L 7 4/ . • By the Rev. B. BRI DC; E, M.A.', ' -Catalogues 6d. • q lONERS ,of . HIS MA) • Fellow of St. Peter's College., Cambridge ;•and Professor of gi e , e Notice, th at on Wednesdny i 'Mathematics in th e E as t I n di a C o ll ege . GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. Printed for T. tadell and W. D av i es , S tr a n d. . . „. , . .. , . ._ , o'Clock, they will be keezd_y to treai . , , . . . , This Day was published, Price IL is. sewed. willing to - corm-era „tor s f ipp(yi ! lk 1 Y OF PICTURES, ' month with PURBEC sT o NE! v Bond . -.street. • . . • . , A /ETC'S TESTAMENTUAI GRIECUM, cum A - V Varils LeCtionibus Estiltionem a ROVER l'() HOLMES, form of the Tender Mat: be se OWEN an EXHIBITION , SONS,s.T.i'. t. ~ : ! ..ii .n o e m e hi a s t azu . i idc a o v r a n r i s nu ilr v i i m t a fA L C ib Q n li tt li n S i 0711- , yt , L i i , / , / n b o r ti r c e e e d e , ;:e n d iex a s ft l r b r e r 6 a n e rr:. : , C ,7 i a „ K PAINTINGS, from the ' Luis of Stafford's Collection, . se intended lot the " British !, cornolectcne . - -• - Oxonii: e Typographeo 'Clareticloniano . EVery Tender matt be accompani elishing under the immediate The Subscribers to the above work are respectively in- Navy Board, and si g ned by two reJ 9 een, : and the rest ofthe Royal. formed, that their Copies Maybe had by applying either to ty of the United Kingdom, by. e burr,:, -t.:, , ith toe Pelson tende I. Cooke,. Oxford, or to IJ. Mackinlay, b 7, Strand, Leo- 4 e"" - :s, 'and Orme. I. White and don. ,- -the due pet ,/...! man c e of the - Contraf. . W . T omkin'S . . • ,s, - y day, Sundays excepted . . • - . - I' IGIU ALL !NC Cataloguers. EDINBURGH REVIEW of the' CAMBRIDGE rill have free Admission, • lESCHYLUS and OXFORD S'ERAI3O. • - .. • , he Work will be published on This Day was.published, . • rr lIE COMMISSIO NEI 3 in-the Room. . • 414- 'II IS MAJESTY'S NAVY A ~i,h'ITER to the Reverend C. J. BLOOM- '. . , . • • 1 - 1.. i.I ELD A. 13 coniali;ing Remalks on the Edinburgh vi . Prila i r the 2 5 ; tb inSteknt I , hey nt F 1) R. PROMOTING THE • Review of th e canibridge.lE,chylus and OXford Strabo. • i etrra in I.,,,:iting (sealed up), sled UNITED KINGDOM. . By the Rev. S. BU-4'l, ER, A.M. etc. , of - C P OCO to be answeiable to • ShiewsburY : Printed- for W. Eddowes., and sold by. j. i.. "' . . . . • ' the -BRITISH INSTI- Macknilay; 87, Strand ; and Longm,,n, Hurst; Rees, and - the Tenger:, to be delivered in on, to aseetialh 'lie etiret•ot:a '" prme.' aternoster-In*, London'; and by,. Deightou,'Cam- Via:ea/link ..fores at Deptford, a have :determined to add to. brid g e • April last, a *i'llird Preiniuni ' _ Of whom may be had;, '' ' • pajyble,..with Interest; Ninety der . l tney therefore give Netice, .The remaining Copies of Mr. Butter's ./Eschyliis, vol. 4 9 Theanditions of the Contrail ; li of April last,) that the three 4to. pri.:e IL i is. 6d. ; Y 015:..• i end 2, Bvo. price i 6 s. boards ; _. . ~. uslce•• - ed io be given tor the Pici ofCS vol. a, 410 . a n d vol s . 3 ,and 4,81/0. are in great forward- • , . United Kingdom, painted in . nets. , . . .Ne; 'regard Will he h‘tri to any Tel ,e,British Gallery ou or before - .. , • . . -. not be inSer't , d in words at length, a i '1 C I Historical or Poetica Co rn- , This 'Day was published,.Price 115: 6d. - be- B9ard . before 'dile- o'clock on ". R EMARKS on the. late COMMIrIiMENTS by instant, no :inlets the pa-son Iv) are in Historical or Poetical the HOUSE of COMMONS, and on the Charadet Per ;on an h, Wall, attend:, to ans , I and Coiiduct of its () >posers "Wlit es the 'matter, • ' ..h../1/41/..LLvL a li r n e a it s i',FlistPrica• I or Poetical .,1 - • 1 TlJat in these seyrral places of the city mselves the -power of with.. , •• • You cry against the Noble S: pate, who, ' if they think proper. • , Under the gods kee l , you in awe, which else 1" HE 'ObMMISSIDNEi l' -erbium, may (if otherwise' . . Would feed on one another ?" --s- His MAJESTY': NAP!' ,; the Gallery next vv inter, for - ~ . CON lOL A NUS. IMIS: ' I Sold by Hatchard, Piaadilly I She! w -od, _Neely; and Tuesday, the sth of y w re nexf, they I note than one Premium in the ' , ;ones, Paternostcr-tow ; and Stevens, 43, Bell.yard, 'rein:. in.evriting (sealed up), and area ' lie Committee, ple.bar. ' ' STORES, and TOWN MADE i ... .12T cd 1.1. A M_ Secretary_ , S7'OCIS.DA,LE'S NEW PEERAGE FUR i§to. This Day was published, • In TwoYolutneS, with an entire Set of N.. w Plates; 'price' ; • 18s. in boards, or tl. is. tali - gilt, rriIENEWITERAGE of ENGLAND SCOT- L.A. and If.EL A ND •'conta:ning all account of all the Peer; of the United kinOitn, Plinted.for John St‘ cktiaJe, PicZ:adi!'y ; LonghLoi and Co. and Sh:twood :al,l Co. Paternoster-row, and 11. Itokson, Vitintplg-stteet. Ii1S1101) 1-I()RSLLY!S bLRNIONS. This Day were published, In Two Volutnes,- svo. is. in extra boards, QERMONS, by SAMUEL.HORSLEY., ,. .LL.D. 1...) -I; IZ.S. F.A S: late ,Lord:-Bish:p.ot St. g,n;ly printed on a fine wove dein:ipiper, Witha n,W•tYpr. P!iut...d 'for 1. Hatehard, 193, ; and Da ;• F. C. ancl f.- - Ith.ington, St. Paul's Church.. yar.i, Loncicii ; Manners and •Aliller, lidinOurgh; and J. Chalmers, Dundee. • The S;:bseillaers'are resp . earuily solieited to make early .ippl,cations for thdir.Ci.pies. This Day Was published, price 33. 6d. • . A N INQUIRY into th 6 IMPOLICY of the CONTII4 DANCE of the P i:L 131' 4 110N of LI S- T ILLATION from GRAIN in GREAT 'BRITAIN ; in . . which its inprions effetts on Agriculture, ant, i ts temlency to produce a dt:lideney of National Subsistence, are particularly i considered. By WILLIAM DIXON, Jun. Printed for Longrnan,"Hurst, Rees, 2nd Orme, Priternos ttr.:rOw—Lcuidon ; and Wright and Cruickshank, Liverpool. , " This Day was published, . ' In Two Volumes Octavo, the Secoud Edition, Price 245. in boards, THE NATURAL HISTORY of the MINERAL 1 KINGio .vl, relative to the Strata of Coal,' Miheral veins, and thee s prevailing Strata of the G .— lnbe. 13y JOHN WILLIAMS, E.S.S.A. Mineral Surveyor. With an Appendix, containing 'a more extended VieW of Mineralogy and Ceology.--111ustratetI with Engravings: By JAMES MILLAR, M.O. F.S.A.S. and Le&urer on Natural History a!'..d Chernistry; Edinburgh: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, and I. White - and Co: London ; and 13e11 and Bradfute, and W. Laing, Edinbitrgh.. This Day was,published, In f)lavo, Price ios. 6d.' boards, the Third Edifion, cor rected and enlarged, with many_ curious and useful addi. tional Notes,. j. 111 ) RINCI PI A BOTANICA : or, a Concise and LeA,y Introduaion to the Sexual Botany of Linnus containing the Genera ; their mode of growth (as ttee, shrub, or .herb); the known number of species to each genus; where principally native ; and the number of indigenous to the British Isles : —arranged in a tabular form, under each class and (Ater, and digested alphabetically under several generic distinchens'. Together with Three Indexes— ' 1. Of the Linnman Genera, accented, with the British Names. 11. Of such. Trivial Names as were the Genera of Old Authors. - 111. • Of the British N4me,_ with the Linnwan Genera. To which are added, • The Specific Names. Alfso, a Table of Vegetable Drugs, not in the Indexes. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Ordne, Paternot ler-tow, • London ; and all other Booksellers. The hollowing was sent to-Mrs. RICHARDSON, of Man choster, by the Reverend W. SI LV ESTER, of SAnbach, Cheshirt 'MADAM, VOU have long wished me to send you the CASE of the (;111-LI) I was mentioning' to you.; the •cit . chi - I . :stances are as follow lu April last, a Child belongidg. tolantes ,And Elizabeth Yates, of Brooknouse-Green, near Congleton, was taken exceedingly ill ~ 'Ow ing try the cutting of its teeth.' Stich was, the effett of the disorder, that from a very fi ne healthy boy, abuur eleven - months old,: he was re duced to .a skeleton, ancl'entirely Taken off his feet - ; liC had. several .convulsion fits, and his death was hourly expected. They. sent fur a Suri,eon, who Winced his gums, bht out any good dal. They then applied for the AM E CAN SOUTH I SYRUP; a 1-rtend gave them Half a Bottle ; on tile first application of which the Child had ini mcidiate e ase, . and before the whole was used, be was per feel, ly 'restored. • The Parents-have since cleelaredsto the above Gentleman that it was their film belie: t. is Mt.dieine was, the means, in the, hand of t;od of SaWr.g their ChM's life. • Pc' be ad or the Proprietors, I. rohnson and Co. No. 94, N %%quart-street, Oxford-street ;-and retail,:of Golding, No. 42:, Cornhill ;, Mrs. Richardson, Niancitester and by all the pribcipal Medicine.Venders Irt.tOwn and cguntry,, at 2s. 9d. a Buttlei fur ready money. LaTy ran. • Aar:s. : z N .• uth ker, .:~ ~~ .•;, :. _..;;;: •.,•i. ~., 11 • L.% iJf 4 LATE LOTTERY, 2otkOdober, 2 Prizes of - - 20'000 3 Z - - - - 8 C a . for the NEW LOTTERY, ttli of I UN E, are now g this with the usua. number of the Contractor gives 4 00 WHOLff TICKETS, gain Own& of toooool and lieut.'s to be had, with pal haring-cross, London.. IVIANSCONII3 and Co, with their usual great lj- Succes, So.d. • in Last. Lottery. to 78,Shares, I •In the preceding Lottery, No. 3,734 . . . 4 .20,o , :o ' No. 2,618 . . . ,c 20,000 4,654 • .7 . . 5 ,000 . , 3 8 3 • • • ' 1, 000 sof cool. each . • 2',500 3of fool. each . 1400• Being Shales of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year only, 'Six of lo,onol. anti Capitals ,to the • amount of z;a,',09,1. besides the fitat 3b,0c.01. the last 250001. and only 4a,,001. Priie ever shared ; and in preVious Years tet an anytunt beyond all precedent ; are now selling Titckets and Snares in•tiie NEW•,LoTTERY, to be drawn th 'UNE,- i . ii wriicn there are Four Grand Prizes of zoo Tikets each, which may produce to a Ticket 100,9001. andlo a SiXteenth 'upwards of 6,0 - 01. •*. . . BRAN sCOMB and Co., again guard the Public against the deCeption set fi.rit . of their k irin and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ;, the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the' fortunate Ad- VentUretS each, received 15471. t6s. 3d.. at their Ft Lli and ONLY O Eli ces• in London, viz, . _ No. CORN HILL; I No.- it, HOLBORN; No. 36, HANAPA Rti ET ; - and No. 269, STRAND. Thcy will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was not absolutely'SHAßED and SOLD to the 'Public as aboVe • • 4 . _ MONEY. ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg . Leave tO inform • !tr, _ those that may be desirous .61. borrowing'Terripci tit4 ur Permanent SUMS - of MONEY, that they can at all • ,It e P t la_id without delay, advance an y Suns, from One Hun- .. . , vta • u 1 wenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal 9 - "UMOURS ,of the Breast, and Scrophulous 4ey'!Y other Security, arising from , MairiageSettlementsoMo. - it. Enlargements in young Persons, will disperse by . the IN,l l ' the Funds; Clergyrnens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy:- use of SPI i.SBURY's - ANTisco RBUTIC DROPS. It ~vrr',,,'!lld Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and,enuitablo is •a safe and . etticacious Medicine ; and its success has keen Cite and will also condud every Negotiation at much less . proved in • Huinerqus cases 'or . Eruptive, Scorbutic, Gouty„ „ P er ee than what is usually incurred in moneransadions. Rheumatic, and other Diseases', conneded with bad digestion "eiv . '" ) hAl A pplicatioiss Messrs. Lucas and - Co.C• daily ie. -and impertea secretion of bile. This remedy promotes great 44(1 Letters, • their . house, No. 19, lermyn:street, St. fames's, spirits and a good appetite. - • . 11 etters, post-paid, immediately answered. ThA genuine -Medicine has the words " By . the King's ,Pa 4141.4."iiiLlen years purcbase will be given.fer well secured tent !' expressed on the bottle, bill of direttion, and outhide •••••....1._;,-. wrap ' per, and the King's duty is printed in black ink. .Sold at. the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in small-bottles of ss. ‘,(:•.1. doubte bottles los. and larger 11. 26. Compound Q H E ' VALIER RtJSPINI is nappy to announce, ' ' Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, 85. • . • ' ‘ ) ti l that the Reputation of his D ENT I ERIC E, and his - _ , , -, i i . • mel. ~ . 4,, . ‘ Rules, has continued to increase ever since his first . .. kmb l ln England, in the year i 7" I• t which time he first • .TH E' TRUE ORIGINAL. I Esurrs DROPS . ' l'-q, jll !, t tcl I invaluable Compoit ' io 4 n, under the Title of •Are . now prerie , d by SHAW and EDWARDS, 66 (on the ,Ptri, d I !FRICF, )It has been sold during the whole of that k oot- way), St. Paul's, Successors to ioiepli Wessels. 'tte,: in h t .v , Mr. Smith, BOnd.sireet, and -has 'never been al- r t HE JESUITS DROPS have. long been known i z , I rice or Name. ' : • 1.. - and esteemed a s ,.sale, cheap, etredual, and often an ?). _rder to prevbrit impositions on the Public, he has had, immediate ,Cure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weakness of the ';‘'sl'; i er tltission of his Maj e sty!s Conimissioners of Stamps, ..Kidneys, or Bladder. ; and when taken on the first attack of 'tit, 441 C inserted on each Stamp, to counterfeit which is Venereal Infedion, they will infallibly accomplish the - de- Iv . • sire 6 eifed f should'the Complaint be far advanced, it will A k g a The Price of each Article is as underneath ; 1 be necessary to, take the Specific Remedy .with the Jesuits 0„,,, 3( of Denr,trice•Powcier, 6s. A Bottle of Tindure, 6s. Drops,,, t, tt ii :_ie . ot* Elixir, 6s. . A Bottle of Sty ptic,.Bs. 66. A don- Time many depredatons made on the .Property of. the Pro . ti t. 6, itte of Styptic., 17s A double Bottle of Tindure, • psiefors, coilipelS .them to giVe this Cabction, that, no one e . 2 3 . ~.•A Pint - ttle of Timiume, il. is. A Quatt Bat- Bottle wilt be sent out of their House without '•` Shaw and Q O . ts. A double licix of Dentritice, 1,..5. 66. . Edwards (Successors to Nit Wessels), 60, St. Pau l?sChurch- Nci iies Piete MahOgany Boxes, that hold all Chevalier's Me- : y Anl," engraved on the Sta4ilp. 0 ~ 31• 3s. t:ach. AI l oi!m;.•:•4 wilichare - sold without the above Natnes. are . , '',,,:.' The Chevalier and Son attend at ilorne'and Abroad, impositions on'the PuWic. • - -"Tat .. , •'' Ask fir Wessel*' . 1 cc.uits Drops, - •.• . • • ,- I r ~ t A% , . , , • / . . . ' . .. . . . [RiCE • SIXPENCE IIALPPEIq.I44. CONTAACT FOR PTIREIEC STONES. hAVY-OFFICE; May it, trio T HE OFFICERS and .00411141,5. qloivEßsof . HIS M 4 YES TY 'S eta heYe4y g4 , e9tice, that onWednesdlyi the 6th of jutre next, at One" o'Clock, theywi'll be i•rad_y to treat 'with filch l'ersons as may. be willing to - contrati „tor Sfipi(yisli His Majesty's fiird at Port:. mouth with PURkite STONES. A form y the Tender inar be seen a! this Office. No Tender ll be received alien One b'Cloch an the a t cy of the ireat r, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an 4gent for him, attends. EVery Tender nil:At be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible persohs, engaging to become bound with the Pelson tendering, in thmausk -the eke pe?!:! mance at the-Contraa. I'IGiUALL ING. UIFICG, - May ic, ate, THE CO? MJSSIOi\ ERS for VICTUALLING 1-1 IS MA LIES 11". s. NAVY do hereby give Mtire, That 0;7 PridaY the z•th irtitTzt they will be ready to rereive Ten ctr;s in , t; , iting (sealed Ili); cord treat for Otie Hundred Toni of - COCO A, to be answerable to Sample:tit,' be productd with the Tende , s, to he deliverra' in one . :114Onth into his Ikhejesty'4 riattalling :Stores at Deptford, and to be'-paid . jot by Bill 4, paj , ,,ible, with Interest; Ninety days afie: date. ThcConditions of the Contratl rita) , be seen at the Secreta!)': Office. No regard 2irill h had to any Tender in whicb the Frice I"ll be iner't , d in words at length, arthat :ball not be delivered to be. Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 25th instant, nor zenlers the P.alcin luta 'makes the Tender, or s,,lne Perton on hit be attendi,t; c:nkwer c,-2.14,2 jt./UALLi.v.,-(, ILL. Ma) 22, 1:,„. THE COMMISSIONERSjor M C72;LLING His MA yESTY's NAP!' to hereby give Notice,7 - hnt on Tuesday, die sth of ; lune next, the . ; will be ready to receive Tenders in.euriting (sealed up), and treat fir *bat COOPI: RAGE STORES, and TOWN MADE COOPERS' TOOLS, ct TOOLS of equal goodness, .the service of this Depe:rni:e..l requirefor the spche of Tv.;elve tlifo);thi,: to be delivelrd into Hit Majesyi FiC7ualling Stores' at Deptford, and to be paid for 'by Bills paj'aide,.tvith Interest, Ninety Days apes date. The Conditions of the Coritraas tini) , be seen at the Seeletaly's Office. , Id& regard will he had to any Tender in'whicb the Price shall not be ipserted in words at length, or that sflall not be delivered to the-Board before Ono o'Clock on the said TP.es47, the sth of Jane next, nor unless the -Person who makes ihe Tender, or some Perms son on hie behall,\atiends to answer when called for, To NURSERYMEN and SEEpS.M.EN,• and LOVE RS of PLAN FATIUNS. TO BE DISPOSED 0 F at any time till Michaelmas next, . the Proprietor retiring from the .Trade., 1 6 i N extensive NURSERY; compriipg upward's . of Seventy Acres, all young and improving SioCk, 'with a Trade chiefly withl Gentlemen and Fafiriei . s, for the Product of leo Acres and upwards, situate near to a large Mar ket To M iies of London; and contai: ate most congenial soils pOssibly• to he foUnd in.this Island. The Seed Shop is in the ce.itre of the Town, about one half of the Lands are Freehold, and may be had with the Trade; if desired. • In either case apart bf the Purehase.Money niay. re, , main secured on the rjein,ses... . . . , To a Person who is alAver of Plantations, although they hare , not-beca regu!arly brought up to the Trade, theem ploy ing alew 'Thousands in, this concern will give therh - qt high degree of both pleasure and" profit : it is arranged so as to be inspected- on horseback' as well as on toot. A middle aged Person or some Capital, who has been 12 years ttielag Ma. pager is desirous co taking a part in , the Concern, With one of two Persans of Character and. Property. For Particulars, inquire, post,paut, of TVlessr. Young and Hughes. - Solicitors, 37, Essex Street; London. ' sOOIH HAMS, DEVON. - - (The Cand-Tai tedeFmed.)' TO BE 'SOLD, THE FEE SIMPLE - .and INHERITANCE. of the MANOR-of KEYNEDON; in the fc.illowing PA. riches t - . : r SHERFORD. The BARTON of KEN EY DON, ..contisting of-an old Mansion, now used as a Farm-house, Barns, and all other esinvenientOilt-buildings, and 342 A. 2 R. 12 P. of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture. Land and Orchard, now in the occupation of Mr. Robert Parker, who holds thesame for the r- mainder of a term of t 4 years, of wh ch between two And three are unexpired', under the very low Rent of 380 i.. . • And also the Reversion in. Fee after lives under Convem: tionary Rents and Fleriots, of t 7 Tenements, in and near the Village of Frogmoor, in Sherford, all adjoining to - the Barton, consisting of - a capital. Water Grist- Milli DWel 'houses, Gardens, Orchards, and 38 Adres of very rich Land.. 2. SOUTH POOL. A Tenement, called POOL PARKS; in the cif fohn Hewitt, for a Term, of which, between it and i 2 years are unexpired, under the clear yearly Rent of 701. And the Reversion in Fee after Liies, subjedl to Converitionary Rents and Heriots, in four other Tenements, all adjoining to Pool . Parks, containing-in the yhole 165 Acres.of very good Arable, Meadow, and Posture Land'. 3. CHIV4LSTONE'. The Reversion in Fee after:two Lives of a Tenement, call.: ed DATTINS, and after one-. Life of a,Tenenient, called FORD, subject to Conventionary Rent and lieriots, con ning. 'together 33 Acres of very rich Arable . ; Meadow, and Orchard; and also the great or impropriate Tithe in Osses. sion of the last mentioned two Tenements,. 4. PORTLEMOUTH. The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenemert o called GOODSHELTER, in the Parish cif Pottlerriouili subjed to a Conventional* Rent and Heriot, containing 2; Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow,- and r4ture Land and Orchard. , 5. STOCKENHAM. The Reversion in Fee atter three Lives of a Tenernent, called CUTLA N DS, eiihjed to a Conventionary Kent and fleriots, consisting - of a neat Dwelling-house, Garden, and Orchard, and about two Acres of very licit Meadow Land. All the Estates lie on Navigable Creeks of the Sea, which run up troua Salcombe, from whence the .finest Marine Sand is brought up for Manure, and the Produce of the Farms may be shipped off for Plymouth, Dartthouth, or else where. . • Keynedon tlistant from the Market and Post Towns of King;bridge 3 Miles, Dartmouth, Totnes; and Modbury, 2 Miles each, and Plymouth 2.6 - Miles; arid the Village of Fr'gtnoor, in which the Tenements in the Parish of slier ford .(except the Barton) lie ' is rapidly increasing in Build. ings, Warehouses, &c. and being, situated on an 'Estuary, is particularly adapted for carrying on any Trade or Matiu. fatture where an easy Water-carriage.is desirable. , `Tor Sale of the Prernises a Public Auetion" will be held at the King's Arms, - at Kii,gsbridge, on Tuesday the ittliday of tune next, prCcisely at Twelve at Noon. .Printed ?articular& will be ready' to he delivered on or he. fore the 3oth day ot• this - instant, and may be haul at the t)ld London .I.lin at Exeter ; • tile' place of Sale ; of Messrs. Sandys, ilorton, and , Koarkei Crane-court; F er-stivet, Lan. don; and of Messrs Elford and Leach, ,FlymoJth-Dusk. Dated aeth May;' IS to,' • • • • kV YAL AMPHI AsTLEY'S, WILST p, • ItI4NSTER BRIDGE., Ltd er the Partonage of t*:eir Royal Highnesses the PRINCE of Wnt. s and Dolce of Yoax. IRIS EVENING, Thursday, May 24, To-rno-r -ltt •ww, and Satury, the popular Equestrian and Pe- Spedacle, ca da lled - THE BLOOD-RED KNIGH T ; Th e • " 'Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE s Peaacle terminates with a Grand Attack, by Land and r 4ter, on the Usurper's Castle.' and- his Defeat by War \v'' on Real Horses, some of which are seen immerged in A v 4ter . • . • 4r ietY of HORSEMANSHIP, particularly by , Mr. • - IVIAKEEN. , Equestrian Clown, Mr. CROSSI4I.4 tae , Extraordinary Leaps over three Bars, by Master DAVIS. he whole to conclude with the Comic Pantomime of HARLECWIN LAPLANDER-, Chiefly taken from the Frozen Mountain. Second Priceat Half past Eight. E P laces taken for the Boxes from Eleven till Three. ,kestrian Tuition, by ableNtasters. from Ten till Three. 11 41 1 'i r The Grand Spedacle of The Blood. Red Knight con koerlg to be received with unprecedented applause, will be h fi l itecl this Evening, To.morrow and Saturday, with the Nti,,_ °4l inie of Harlequin Laplander, and next Week with %,'ltlin's Salutation. • • ned )ca j• vic6 vict; hits pty SOP, ' sigri t ed. •oust Ur. 11 :1•• r %al- : , ;er. ;tart. ~4~y. ~. ~, .41:1 , r•-• f ~~ n, :~ Y~ UY~ liery uKl ii~ it Lye,, 1;:11.. obSy. .f - I